Christie Hamby
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Credentials
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Primary Level Certification
United States Water Fitness AssociationApr, 2015- Nov, 2024
Experience
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Infant Swimming Resource
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Consumer Services
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100 - 200 Employee
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Certified Instructor
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Oct 2010 - Present
Christie Hamby is a certified Infant Swimming Resource instructor operating as an independent contractor in Huntsville and surrounding areas since 2010. She is currently in training for Master Instructor with Infant Swimming Resource. She has taught over 450 students. Her daughter took the ISR course when she was 2 years old and was on a swim team at age 3. Her love of children and swimming led her to Dr. Barnett's ISR program. She is currently teaching ISR to children ages 6 months to 6 years at the University Fitness Center and in the Hampton Cove area.Please feel free to call or email with any questions you may have. I look forward to working with you and your family.
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Certified ISR Instructor
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2010 - Present
ISR’s goal is “To prevent drowning and enrich the lives of children by teaching them to swim.” The ISR program is a continuous course of skill development and refinement throughout the first six years of your child’s life. In the initial course, infants younger than 12 months learn effective posturing in the water to be able to rollback to sustain a floating position. After age one, children learn to incorporate the basics of the rollback and float along with swimming propulsion and flipping over to move through the water efficiently. Refresher lessons are needed annually or every six months to maintain aquatic survival skills as your baby or child’s body changes. After age five or six, you are encouraged to continue your child’s aquatic education through traditional stroke development classes recommended by your instructor. Swimming is a recreational skill that can be enjoyed for a lifetime. However, first you must be sure that your child becomes a survivor!
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